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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1904
Page
1
The text explains that when digestion is incomplete or digestive organs are impaired, undigested or tainted food enters the bloodstream. This leads to impure blood, widespread bodily disturbance, and disease in blood vessel walls as every organ relies on blood for strength.
Washington reports Senator Alonzo Hanna died at 6:40 PM after a two month illness marked by relapses into typhoid fever. Family present except Mrs Hanna. funeral planned in Cleveland. Doctors Carter and Osler attended. last moments described as a sinking spell lasting about ten minutes. Mrs Hanna, though exhausted, showed remarkable courage and sought to stay at his bedside despite doctors advice.
A testimonial extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for coughs bronchitis and weak lungs claiming it builds up the body and aids respiratory diseases. A Nortonville Kansas resident recounts relief after using two bottles and urges readers to ask dealers for the product.
The text notes Hanna’s swift ascent to national prominence, highlighting that he was once largely unknown beyond Ohio until he emerged as a key figure in the Republican party, guiding the first presidential campaign.
The emotional farewell unfolds as Senators, led by General Dick, mourn the death of Senator Hanna. Officials announce his passing at 6:40 PM, with tributes flowing from Fairbanks, Scott and Kittredge. Services gridlined in the Senate chamber and Cleveland. President Roosevelt may attend. Congress adjourns in respect.
Tokyo reports indicate Japan will refuse foreign military enlistment while welcoming American arm charity. Enormous mobilization proceeds with about 200000 troops ready, trains moved at night, and resupply focused on Sasebo Kure Miji and Yokosuka. Possible dynamiting of the Manchurian Fusan railway looms as thousands of mixed Chinese appears to help.
London reports from the Far East describe unconfirmed rumors of a Port Arthur engagement in which Russians allegedly lost eight vessels sunk and ten captured. A Daily Mail witness says one Japanese torpedo boat sank and another was captured after being abandoned, with Japan losing a battleship and a cruiser. An officer of the Russian forces reportedly killed in the bombardment. Cablegrams describe Japanese fleet movements near Port Dalny and related action.
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